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Ramsey Planning Commission <br />7550 Sunwood Drive NW <br />Ramsey, MN 55303 <br />Re: Request from Lawrence and Paula Ferber for a Home Occupation Permit, <br />Auto body repair shop, Lot 1, Block 1, Whitetail Meadows, Anoka County, Minnesota <br />We live immediately adjoining the subject property, on Lot 2. Although we have had no problems with <br />the Ferbers' business as it has operated thus far, a horrible experience with a similar situation in <br />another locality makes us worry about a possible repeat of those troubles. <br />In that prior case, shortly after we had built on a rural property, the adjacent land owners began <br />bringing in junked cars. They told us they just did a little work for friends. Before long it became a full- <br />fledged junk yard — hundreds of vehicles -- in violation of all the laws and regulations. It was ugly, it was <br />noisy at all hours, and it lowered property values for everyone around. Orders from county zoning went <br />ignored. Only after multiple court hearings, when a judge began issuing expensive citations for <br />contempt, was the junk removed. Getting this resolved took a lot of time, effort, and emotional stress. <br />We don't want to go through that again. <br />The Ferbers' business has not been like that. But we want the City to make sure that the permit, if <br />issued, does not allow anything similar to happen in the future. <br />Our neighborhood is pleasant, quiet, rural residential suburbia, a nice place to live. We urge the <br />Planning Commission to include limits on hours of operation, traffic, and (preferably no) signage, to <br />keep the business no larger than it currently is. We urge that the permit, if issued, apply only to the <br />Ferbers and not to future owners. And of course, we oppose any outdoor storage of junked vehicles. <br />Sincerely, <br />Dan Guynn, Jr. & Pamela L. Guynn <br />17411 Baugh St. NW <br />Ramsey, MN 55303 <br />
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